Real Estate & Development

Grants to Nine Local Organizations, Including $3 Million for Lake Forest Family Housing, Aim to Address Housing Insecurity.

As Condominium Complexes Age and Costs Rise, Residents Are Struggling with Unanticipated Fees for Long-Overdue Maintenance, Impacting Budgets and the Housing Market.

Despite Intentions to Stabilize Housing Costs, Current Market Data Suggests Rents Are Increasing Faster in Santa Ana Than in Most of the Los Angeles Metro Area.

The Plan for 2,300 New Residences, Including Designated Affordable Units, Moves Forward at the Fairview Developmental Center Site While Addressing State Housing Requirements.

Despite Intentions to Stabilize Housing Costs, Recent Market Analysis Indicates the Measure May Be Contributing to an Unexpected Increase in Rental Prices Across the City.

Residents in Areas Deemed Low-Risk for Wildfires Are Increasingly Forced Into Costly, Unregulated Coverage or Partial Protection.

A Decades-Old State Law, Originally Intended to Standardize Construction Quality, Is Now Identified by Housing Advocates and Developers as a Primary Barrier to Building Crucial Entry-Level Homes for Sale Across California.

Truckloads of Rock Were Placed to Protect Properties From Hurricane-Generated Surf, as County Officials Plan Long-Term Sand Replenishment Efforts.

The Proposed Legislation, Drafted by an Ad Hoc Housing Committee, Seeks to Remove Direct Voter Approval for Major Development Projects, a Right Established by Measure Y Six Years Ago.